Sentence examples for an obvious setback from inspiring English sources

The power of the Delhi regime, however, suffered an obvious setback after that.

Although it is an obvious setback that people don't gain any real-world experience from learning to do their job via the Internet, Kapor said interacting and communicating becomes easier.

Wednesday's development is an obvious setback for the legislation, since Coburn has an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association and his support for the bill would have basically guaranteed its passage through the Senate.

The souring mood presents the first obvious setback for the foreign policy of Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has ridden the turmoil of the Arab Spring to promote Turkey's influence abroad and his standing at home.

Facebook has issued a statement in response to the ruling that looks like it will continue to work on ways of growing its service, despite this obvious setback.

Despite the small qualifications he cites, the overall tone was highly triumphalist, and he failed to address any of the obvious setbacks the administration had suffered like the growing insurgency and missing weapons of mass destruction that undermined his strategy of "democratic globalism".

And also for myself for actually making it to this point and on time despite all the obvious setbacks.

The setback raised an obvious question: Why didn't Hamilton have the surgery immediately after the season, giving him several months to heal? "We had no idea or inclination it would be problem," General Manager Jerry Dipoto said.

No matter that both Mr. Chirac and his predecessor, François Mitterrand, had worse poll results than Mr. Sarkozy, and even more obvious political setbacks, each losing his parliamentary majority in mid-mandate elections.

Yet if the latest injury isn't a temporary setback, it should be obvious to all that the last words the Knicks will want to hear from Ewing today is, "Go get me my ring".

A loss would be a huge setback".